Earn college credits at your high school
Dual enrollment courses can be taken at Partner Schools during the high school academic year. Students earn, at the same time, college credits and credits that fulfill requirements for high school graduation.
Courses are taught by either a high school instructor appointed as an FIU Courtesy Lecturer, or an FIU faculty or adjunct instructor.
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Take college courses online
Using FIU Canvas, a learning management system that lets you log into your online classroom, students can interact with faculty and other students and take part in a dynamic and interactive fully online course.
Courses are designed to provide students with the same top quality experience that on-campus students enjoy. Students read chapters, submit assignments, participate in group projects, engage in discussions, reply to message boards and much more.
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Take courses at FIU
On FIU Campus dual enrollment students take courses alongside FIU students. Students can get involved, make new friends, explore interests and make a difference. Don't be just a student - be a Panther.
Dual enrollment opportunities are available at:
- Modesto Maidique Campus (MMC) spans 342 acres and is home to many of FIU's most recognized schools and colleges
- Biscayne Bay Campus (BBC) a waterfront campus home to schools of Journalism & Communication and Hospitality Management
- Engineering Center (EC), only a two-mile shuttle ride from MMC, a facility dedicated to innovation in the field of engineering, and home to the nationally recognized Wall of Wind
- FIU at I-75 offers opportunities for students closer to Broward and Palm Beach counties
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High school senior year at FIU
Full-Time/Dual Enrollment Early Admission allows seniors to complete their final year of high school at FIU. Students enroll in 12-15 college credit hours per semester. This program is not the same as freshmen admission to the university, but you can experience first-hand what life at FIU is like. Explore the campus, discover arts and culture, enjoy a variety of restaurants, get all you need on campus stores, and enjoy available resources.
If you have what it takes, schedule an interview during your junior year with the dual enrollment academic advisor. Applications and interviews begin in March of each year.
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